It became clear as I was (not) working on "Ethan's Quilt" that I had a problem. If I hadn't committed to getting it in the guild quilt show I'm not sure it would ever have gotten finished. I had these great ideas but I was really blocked from putting them into action. It was so frustrating to see it hanging there for months, while I worked like a beaver on any other project that wouldn't require any creativity or risk at all. Then I was so stressed to get the quilt done that the process wasn't any fun at all. This is not the way I want to achieve my goals!
Anybody thinking of joining us on this journey should leave a comment here or on Martha's blog. We'll be starting next month. Any questions?
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Hi Susan, My email is broken so I could not answer you. I bought the original AW and the workbook. I gave my old one to my daughter and i also bought one other one of hers. I do have the Vein of Gold in my collection of dust fathers--er I mean books!
hahahaha dust fathers! i wrote gatherers! typos!
I have been wanting to read this book a couple of friends recommended it. what all do i need to participate
It looks like you gals had a great time.
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